Giving Pregnant Worker a Stool Was a Reasonable Accommodation
A worker who manned the front counter of a gym
Safety Challenges in Small Companies
Yes, there are parallels between protecting yourself from bears and addressing safety issues in small businesses.
BRIEF SENIOR MANAGEMENT: Personal Liability as Supervisors for Safety Offences GalleryBRIEF SENIOR MANAGEMENT: Personal Liability as Supervisors for Safety Offences
Buildings, Equipment And Vehicles, Contractors, Due Diligence, Emergency Preparedness, Fall Protection, Hot Work / Welding, Inspection & Incident Reporting, JURISDICTION, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, Ontario, PPE, Safety Management, TOPIC, Training
BRIEF SENIOR MANAGEMENT: Personal Liability as Supervisors for Safety Offences
Members of senior management who play a hands-on role in the company’s daily operations may face liability as supervisors.
Confined Space Hazard Assessment Form
BENEFITS Of all of the hazards in the workplace, confined
Worker Didn’t Ask Union’s Help Challenging Firing over Radiation Concerns
A sign near a vessel in an oil sands plant
Not Discriminatory to Fire Addicted Nurses for Theft and Fraud
The College filed charges of unprofessional conduct against two nurses
Former Cop Gets 18-Month Jail Sentence for Sexual Assault of Coworker
A member of the Kativik Regional Police Force (KRPF) sexually
Hospital Didn’t Take Too Long to Accommodate Disabled Nurse
An injured nurse notified the hospital that she ready to
Company Fined $9,100 for Injuries Suffered in a Rock Crusher Cone
A worker suffered serious injuries while grinding the inside of
6 Tips for Reducing Risk of Workplace Violence & Harassment
Workplace violence and harassment take their toll on both the
Ontario Court of Appeal Upholds Sanctity of Solicitor Client Privileged Internal OH&S Accident Investigation Reports GalleryOntario Court of Appeal Upholds Sanctity of Solicitor Client Privileged Internal OH&S Accident Investigation Reports
Emergency Preparedness, Inspection & Incident Reporting, JURISDICTION, OHS Program, Ontario, PPE, TOPIC
Ontario Court of Appeal Upholds Sanctity of Solicitor Client Privileged Internal OH&S Accident Investigation Reports
A look at an Ontario court decision on whether attorney-client privilege prevents the government from using your internal incident investigation reports against you.
Ten years after Walkerton, what still needs to be done to protect Ontario’s drinking water?
By Willms & Shier Environmental Lawyers LLP An overview of
CLIMATE CHANGE: International Report Shows Increase in CO2 Emissions
Here's a look at a recent report on international emissions of the gas mainly responsible for global warming.
Zombies as a Safety Training Tool?
You may need to be more creative to get your safety training through to young workers. Consider using zombies.